It’s time to make America global again, by Harlan Ullman

August 8th, 2017

Seemingly a long time ago, the United States could rightly be called the leader of the free world. In two world wars, America finally responded to help the allies win both. With the drawing of an iron curtain across Europe in 1946, the United States rallied friendly states to halt the spread of Soviet influence and encroachment by what was euphemistically called “the free world” of like-minded nations.

From Truman to Reagan, “the free world” was a coalition designed to counter both the Soviet Union and China. But “free” was loosely defined READ MORE

The 2017 edition of the Strategikon Annual Book – The Year of Challenging Choices

It’s not easy to be a leader, but the solution is closer than people may think and it has to do with returning to some good old fashioned traits that shaped leaders in past decades: will power, values and vision. Launched at the Good Governance Summit, The Year of Challenging Choices strives to understand the fault lines in international relations and the relevant actors, as they are and not how they appear to be.